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the Queen to the Prince of Wales 1st. October 1798. I take the earliest Time this Morning to fullfil my promise of writing to You my dearest Son which was perfectly [[unclear]] in London. I hope to hear by the bearer of this that You are better & if not, at east not worth, & in case that You wont other Advice to send for [[unclear]] as soon as He arrives in Town which of Course will be in the early part of to Day. I have such good [[addition]] accounts [[/addition]] from Amelia of Herself that I do not fear the journey & look anxiously for Next Wednesday to see Her. The dear little Girl Charlotte behaved like an August on Thursday, She delighted the Kg with Singing [[underline]] Hearts of Oak [[/underline]] as also with Her reluctance of learning Vis.
